The rarefied Italian clothing brand synonymous with quiet luxury is known predominately for neutral and discreet pieces in cashmere, silk, and other fine fibers. Now, for the first time, Loro Piana’s home goods align with its ready-to-wear—see Spring/Summer 2026’s wild tassel hats and chic burgundy-and-beige floral-print silk dresses. Muted, tawny hues and subdued paisleys link the two worlds. Wish Double, an ultra-soft double-faced 15-micron tonal wool, upholsters the lightly padded panels of Trama, a curvy walnut-frame room divider/bookcase by Francesca Lanzavecchia. A new cotton-wool jacquard paisley, Anahita, dresses the cushions of the Palm Wicker armchair, while Cashmere Raw covers Raphael Navot’s Palm sofa. With 12 textiles total, including indoor-outdoor fabrics that can be specified on daybeds and mahogany dining chairs, there’s something for every blue-chip setting. loropiana.com/interiors